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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-07-07

Mr.. John Sewatskie, who works for
Spencer snd Mack, in Centralia, was
severely injured while attending the
feeder. piece of wood caught on the
belt and struck him in the eye. At last
reports his eve was almost obliteTated.
But little hopes are entertained, for the
recovery of his sight. DR.. Robinson is
attending.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-07-07

Mr. W S. NJ Abbott, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, and Mrs. Seaton, of Madina,
Ohio, are expected in Centraia to-day
They are brother and sister of Mrs. =
Gerard The three sisters and brother
will hold reunion for the first time in
twenty years. We wish them unbound
ed pleasure
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-07-07

W. G. Scott has just added to his
stock of jewelry beautiful line of the
latest designs of ladies pins, eardrops
and orniments for the hair, both in
silver and gold.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-07-07

The elaborate artistic and egent parade ever Pented
Miles gieng glory Open cages and trained animals Wild
upon the Elephants Cae and all strange mon
music 1t takes place day o'clock
M Doors open daily and o'clock
performance and o'clock thus offering ample time
with its wealth OF
Be n early.
admits all the great departments Of the show NOTICE
neither permits chance
selling liquor show grounds Special detectives employ
ed to protect patrons sharpers show day.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-07-07

Job work of all kinds turned out at
the REPORTER office on short notice
When in need of anything in our line
be sure and call.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-07-07

The Rudolph friends met for a 4th of
July picnic in W. Il Whitman's grove
Templars. Rev. S. Smith delivered the
Grafton which was excellent. A shower
enlivened the dinner hour, but the
afternoon was fine and enjoyable.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-07-07

The moonlight sociable at the fair
grounds last Wednesday evening was
sadly interfered with by a nice little
shower. However the society netted
$37 90 and good time was had by those
who were present.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-07-07
&. R. w. & ST. PauI R,y.
G.. NJ. s. st. R,y.

F. A. HOEFS. Local
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-25
Poisoned Herself.
Special Dispatch

Special Dispatcn.
Henderson, Nov. "a
Miss Frona Barker, oldest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Barker, com.
mitted suicide and died at five O'clock
this morning. 1t is reported that
yesterday afternoon her friends were
teasing her, and she being very sen
silive took the matter to heart and
was so affected that in the evening
she took large dose of morphine.
About nine O'Clock in the evening
her folks heard a grooming noise and
Mr. Barker thought probably it was
the hogs in the yard and paid no
more attention TO il until about
eleven o'clock, when he was again
aroused by the same noise. He then
got up and one OF the children said
the noise was in Frona's room, into
which he Immediately went and found
her just alive. They Immediately
sent to Henderson for DR.. Gould.
No: finding him at home doctor
from Oakley was sent for but there
was no help for her. She was about
twenty-eight years old and highly
respected by all who knew her. Q.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-25

paper received wara commentator.
DIR. Ward said from the facts given
the condition of the schools was adj
mirable and Owosso had cause tor
pride. DR.. Dufield spoke at length
regarding the Smead system of venti-
lation. Some grave objections TO the
system were suggested. The number
OF steps TO be climbed to the school
buildings is liable to be source of
disease. If possible school buildings
should not be high. A thorough fire
drill is maintained and the buildings
emptied IN three minutes.
The Wednesday morning session
was opened with prayer by Rev. C..
b. Spencer. DR.. Ward presented a
paper on the subject of clothing.
Hon. jerome w. Turner opened the
discussion. DIR. Shurley called a,ten
ton to the fact that detormities often
come about slowly, so that deformi-
ties caused by clothing may be
brought about and yet the patient
live long time. The evil caused
by tight corsets was emphasized but
the DIR. thoaght that light dressing
for parties was most prolific source
Of disease. Not only catarrah and
infuenzas but abdominal diseases
may be caused by light clothing
worn out evenings. Mothers and
young girls should be warned about
this. Heavy underclothing is bane.
full. Chest protectors pernicious.
Wear light clothing in warm rooms
and heavier clothing outside. Seal
skin sacques are blessing.
DR.. Baker spoke of the danger of
clothing catching fire and recon-
manded all classes of people who are
near fires continually to wear light
flannel instead Of cotton. Many lives
will be thus saved yearly.
DIR. M. Edna Havef6eld, Of Peto
sky, made spirited reply to certain
positions taken in DR.. Wards paper,
and he claimed that women dress as
men wish them 10. When men will
be satisfied to see sensible waists and
feet the women will cultivate such.
DIR. Wessinger, Of Howell, present
ed a paper on the subject of impure
drinking water. A number of cases
OF disease and death following the
use OF bad water were cited by the
reader and wildly illustrated his
points.
Drill G. Wyman knew of IL deaths
ont of FL cases OF Typhoid caused by
impure water. If ones well is con
taminated new one should be used
even if it was mile away. He adj
vocated boiling the water before
using.
Continued on tie etghth pdge.)
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-25

At present there are eleven persons
on The TINES pay roll. Business is
booming. and we are ready to do all
kinds Of job work, on short notice.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-25
LOCAL NEwS

Hon. Josiah Turner is in the city.
Geo. Cook has gone to California
Mrs. Judge Comstock is quite ser
iously i'll.
Joseph Hershey, of New York, is
in the city.
H. X. Tooley and wife will winter
in Florida.
7. 4. Peters is again to the front
with new ad.
House to rent, f. II. Clark, at
Woodland Bros.
Rev. Wilson will leave for Chi
cago next Tuesday.
. The ties are being laid for the
tracks at the Car shors.
d. Dwight has good men to do
blacksmlthing at his shop.
Business has been unusually lively
in Owosso during rhe week.
Miss Phebe Fairchild of East Sag
inaw, is visiting at VIM. Broad's.
A good investment for Owosso
business men--the shook factory.
Mrs. c. G. Duff and Miss Grace
Stewart passed Sunday in Detroit.
Loring g. Son tell of their immense
stock of holiday goods in new adj.
Dan Waters started on Wednesday
for visit at his home in Lockport,
N. Y,
J.. T. Cooper and wife left for Cho-
lame, California, on Wednesday even.
ing.
Geo. Devereaux is still buying
horses for the East Saginaw street car
line.
/. Dressed pork is worth from S. to
s5.s5 per hundred in the Owosso
market.
Miss Ruth Bingham, of Chicago, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. G.. M. Dewey,
in this city.
Seward Chaffee and family of Byron
were guests of AL. Northway the first
of the week.
Rev. G.. H. Wilson will preach his
farewell sermon at the Congregation.
al church, next Sunday.
p. Hadsell and wife, of Byron,
spent Sunday and Monday with DR..
B. S. Knapp in Owosso.
P. M. Roth is having a big run of
business. We'll, No. goods and
good work always will draw.
The money loaned at the Shiawas
see savings society on Monday even
ing, commanded bonus of AZ per
cent.
The Misses Hattie Evans, ALA
Bryan and frankie Todd are home
from St. Clair for the Thanksgiving
vacation.
John Storrer made his bow to the
public in the Vernon Inter-Lake last
week. contributing several articles for
its columns.
The annual meeting of the directors
Of the Shiawassee Agricultural associ
ton will be held at the city hall on
Monday, Dec. S.
Attention is called to the local ad
of J. A. Armstrong. Mr.. A. desires
10 sell his Summit ave. home. Ii is
one of the best places in the city.
The next meeting Of Owosso lodge
A. O. u. W., will be held on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 6, at which time off.
GERS for the next year will be elected.
We cal! the attention Of our readers
to The facilities of The TIMES for
doing job printing of all kinds. Our
presses and type are of the best
makes and first class workmen are
employed
Homer w. Nash, of Detroit,
National Bank examiner of the state,
examined the books and accounts OF
the Second National hank on Wed
ncSudy. VI C'ui'S SNS' y'""'b ""'
found in good shape
The Ladies Aid society of the Dis
ciple church will hold an oyster sup
per at the city hall Friday evening,
Dec. 2. Supper served from 6 TO 9
p. m. Price IS cents. All are COR
daily invited
The Famous has opened "con-
science fund.-" A few days since a
gentleman walked into the store and
paid Mr.. Kelsey half dollar, saying
that his boy had stolen goods to that
amount from the store nearly two
years ago. Honest, that man.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-25

Entered atthe Post Office IN Ooosso, Mich
For transmission through the mails as Sc
end class mail matter.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-11-26
Le sARsIER cHiMois.

Ls barber est un personnage important
"a Chine.
Trois cents millions de tates accommo.
der peesque chaque jour nscessitent nature!.
lemsnt On s6st une prodigieuse multitude do
BARRIERS.
Aussl "a s.;sts-t-i uns quant;tS ;saeu-
brable dams le Cslests Empire.
Le barber chinois est un personnags des
plus singuliers, ct qui ma pas son Equivalent
an monde. DSs le matin il court les rues /
toutes jambes, portsnt sur rspaule. aux deux
extrsmitss dun long bambou, termins par la
figure dun animal chim6rique, tout Pattirail
Do son meter.
Son regard exercs q bient6t dscouvert un
passant don't le crane nest pcs parfaitement
net Il bondit vers lui, le saisit IN passage,
ct b prat;que, ainsi prise au vol, - trouve
aussit6t installSe sur un escabeau, sous un
large parasol 6chs ep terre.
En- Nm clin d'eil, tout sst pref: reau tisdit
sur nm rSchaud; h cuvette, los pincss, ID
beosss ! oreilles, b perls de coral 6xes ! un
manchs dfvoirs ct dsstin6e I nsttoyss Foil
sout sostiss dslsurs Stu;s.
Alors commence ls ckas-peo, operation
mystir;suss, passes magnSt;ques don't rsffst
rapids ct uns doucs somuolenes procurSe ~
patient C chan-pao, qui nest autss que
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-11-26

superieure que nous recommandons vos suf'
frsees. Lui tournerex-vous le dos !-ou,
plut6t, no vous haterez. z.vous pas, lundi pro-
chain, deconstater que vous etes de ceux
pour lesquels Ia reconnaissance nest pas un
fardeauf
Sur ce, concitoyens, nous vous serrons fra
ternellement Ia main, ct vous demandOns de
rspster avec nous ce bean cri louisianais, de-
veuu ii populaire: VIvE NlCHOLLS!-ie
proclaim gouverneur de b Louisiana.
LIE COMITE.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-11-26
On Traltenent nouveaa Do Il Coquelsche

On Traltenent noaveaa Dc Il Coquelache.
Le doctsur Mohn, dams le NOrsk MasasiS
fxy Laegeridenskoben, pretend gusrir cette
affection dune facon instantaSde, de Ia ma
Mere suivante:
On revst le petit malade de linge propre
I le matin ct on le place dams une piece isolse.
Celia fait, dams Ia chambre 1 coucher ct dams
le local on ssjourne renfant, on suspend Ia
literie, les habits, les jouets, tout ce qui, en-
un mot, ne peut stre lave. On brdle .
grammes de SQUIRE par metre cube dams Ia
piSce 1 desinfecter, ct on laisse le gax sulfu-
reux faire son effet pendant cinq heures.
Celia fait, on ouvre les fenstres ct on acre le
plrs possible en- etablissant des courants
d'air. Ls soir, renfant est couche dams Ia
chambre ct, le lit ayant subj cette dssinfec.
ton, on chaufte faide dun feu de chemi-
nee ii besoin est. L'eufant guerit presqus
aussit6t.
Ce mode do traitsment est coup sur bien
facile appliquer, st sans On connaitre pal
moi-meme reiicacite, je le regards prior
CONNIE tres rat;onnsl.
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PAROISSE ST. JEAN-BAPTISTE SAMEDI 26 NOVEMBRE 1887

personnc. Les excellentes gems mont fait
remarquer que cette aimee, malgrs Ia cha
leur, Ia puce fait complement defaut
Paris. Qu'on allie en- omnibus, qu'on 80
prom6ns dams Ia poussiere des squares, les
plus celSbres a CO point de vue, on revient
complement inhabits. Leur conclusion,
c'est que celia presage certainement une Cpl
demie prochaine, aussi bien que le depart
des hirondelles annonce rhiver. Lea hom-
mes de science riront celia vaut bien nm
examen dependant; les traditions populaires
ont leur valeur, ct on ca souvent consta.
tor rexactitude des humbles dams les scien-
ces d'observation.
Qui, en- efst, ma pas entendu les bonnes
femmes se f&liciter quand leurs enfants on
petits- -enfants staient affiigss de vermine on
atteints do certaines affections de peau on de
tsts qui mont rien de particulieremeut ssdui-
SAINTS.
Files prstendaient que c'stait IA un signs
de- santS ct, de fait, 'expression jetev "a Soxv-
ne n'est-elle pas passse du domaine medical
'au domaine moralf
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-11-26

L..sss IA ani0,sa .metiale. ANA rldla su-
perstitieuse que Get smploI. Dostant ton.
joun bonheur. celle qui 10 ranplissait ne
pouvait manQuer d'svois con tour IN
spoux dane wn temps pes eloIgne. On
trouve encore, dams certains Villages, plus
dune nils qui. dams - superstition naive.
prend ses mesures pour atacher h premie.
r. une epingls ~ bonnet d'uns 6aucee.
Or, CONNIE Get uaage nd jamais pu Atre
observe regard d'aucune jes saintes COO.
nues ct bealinees sous 10 mem de Catheri.
ne. puisque. suivant h Iegeode. toutes sont
n,ortes vierges. on . pris u occasion Dc
dire qu'uns vieills hlIs rs6ts pour Golfer
sainte Catherfse. @ qui sigei6e quill ny .
chance pour ellie d'entrer eumenage qu'au.
tant Qu'elle aura fait h toilete de noces dc
cette sainte. condition impossible ! rem.
plir.
Une autre expllcatlon d h locution en-
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CHARLES LASSElGNE,
EDlTeUR.REDAcTeUR.
,COUP6 DE PIOCHE.

Je l'admets sans conteste:
Homme, Dieu ia cree !...
Car Ia Bible ratteste;
Et Dieu, c'est pIncree.
So procrser soi-m9me,
N'existant pas, de rien,
Est tour de force extreme
Pour homme ct pour saurien.
Mais ID chose est possible
A Dieu, bien que 10 cas
Soft incomprshensible
Pour nombre d'avocats.
Done, sans contester, commc
An Livre il est &crit,
C'est Dieu qui cr6a rhomme
Bien avant Jesus. Christ.
Dams qusl but g.. Cest mystsre
Qui me semble profond,
81 profoud que, sur terre,
Nul men volt bien 10 fond.
Car h vie est dune heure
A peine, dun moment:
II faut que chacun meuro
InSvitablemeut.
A vrai dire, h vie,
Nal faits l notre gre,
De mort toujours suivie,
Vaut-slle un seul regrets
Ma;s stait-es, 8 mon Maitre,
Bisn u ps;ae, vraiment,
Do crSer un pauvre etre
Pour un jour Dc tourmentf
JG.. iardinier.
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.6alnts Catherine d d'Alsxsndris. don't on
celebsajt 10 Hets hler. q novembre, etait uue
savants qui. par - dialsctique. confondtt
plusieurs philosopbes paIens ct les conver.
Ut ~ calholicisms. En- Il Dormant pour
patronne aux jeuues nlles. on cans douts
voulu eucourager cslles-cl ! aoquerir une
partie ds1'instruction Ct Dc 10 science don't
h saints etait d amplemsnt pourvue.
Cot0sr sodsts CdthertHe ct une locntion
populalee tres usitee pour dire: rester Well
10 nlls. attsIndrs rage Dc vingt-cinq ans.
scion lss uns. Dc trsnte, scion les satres.
Cette loeution ssmbls avoir PlusieuTs
origiuss.
lC'etait autrelols lusage. dans quelqnes
provinces. 10 Jour o0 une jeuue 6lls - ms
1iait, d confer one Do - amles Tul de-
slralt bieutot fhire eomme ellie 10 soiu d'ar.
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l'hypnotisme, . douns ridee nos peru.
quiers americans d'appelsr clsmpooing une
operation qui stait tres 4 la moe il y a quel-
ques annses ct qui consiste 4 sroser IL tste
du client pour pouvoir lui denander vingt-
cinq cents de plus lorsquil sort . ID boutque.
Mais revenons an barber chiois.
Dams cot stat somnolsut, qu' nous venons
dfndiquer, Ia tsts appssant;e selaisse ballot
ter en- tous sens ellie obsit aux mouve-
ments du barber, qui dune man prompte y
promsue son rasoir triangulaireau large dos,
fort lourd ct d'autant plus facle ! manier !;
sous les Sclairs d'acier qufl jete au soleil, le
crane devient dune blaneher porfaite ct
preud lee apparsnces dune grsse bouls d.
voire.
On passe eusuite 4 ID toilette do Il matte.
On ID lave, on Il parfume, % b tresss SER
RE, cetts matte qui fait TAM Dc vic6mes ct
/ laauelle on sst ii bisn aeosutuu6 aujour-
d'hui.
C'est d'ailleurs, il faut le recoanaitee, un
appendice fort utils ct qui reud b services
lee plus imprsvus le domestiqup sen sert
pour spousseter Les meubles, le mitre deco
le en- dome sur lee doigts 4 ses Ssves recall
citrants, ranier ma pas d'autrs fouet pour
smoustillsr % bste, rhomms lasi do rexis-
teuce ma pas besoin de chsrder d'au.re
cords pour % pendre; c'est Sette matte
qu'empoigne ls barber pour maidenir Tops.
rs dams Ia bonns position; c'ss ellie en6n
que ls bourreau saisit pour dscadter le con-
damne.
Ellie nest gsnante que pour letravailleur,
qui est obligs do renroulsr aubur do sou
crane.
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ADRESSE
fLsc1IuRs ps 81. yEAx.BAfrIsrz

Coositoysns,
Nos eouyiet;ous nous ordounant Do nSpar-
spee ausun moysu kgitims AIN daider a.
tziomphs Dc b eandidaaurs du 0SoSrA Nj
eholls, nous vous adrsssons oct appel dansjs
bat d dire y.slases eots du grand eitoyen
que Il Louisians veot pour gouvesnsuf q,
eurtout, pour vous invitsr eoots;bosr I -
,6uss;ts a votant lundi proclaim, q eourant,
pour IL csndidats Nichollistss notss con-
vsatoa d pasoisss.
Csst, done, paeeomplisssmsnt dun grand
devo;r ous nous vous conssillons "a vous d.
sant Do ~ pas manquR Dc prsndrs part !
nos Slset;oas pr;maisss Dc lundi prochain; st,
4 nous suit d tsnir eompts dss patriotiquss
impulsioas d vos eours, pour eroirs qu'au-
sune influence ~ sses assss puissants pour
vous sneagsr l aeoordsr votse appui dsu-
tsss eandidats Qua csux favorisant b nomi.
nation du besve st honnSts 6ls d rAssomp.
Ton.
Coosiboysas, a rSdigsant ess ignss, Il
zoos ct bisn douxds psnsse que, pour que
vous vous sangiss sous h bannises d eslui
eui sauva h Louisians q 1877, point nest
besoin d 80 phsasss nsasoageses qui soot
h uoasais De- polit;s;sos.
Ia vous, nous voyons de- hommss iassli-
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daas qui aspissat ~ fautsul gubssnaAosial,
q s'sss pases que nous savoos que veas w.
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On iour b CrtaAsur du eel st Do h tsere
RSvait paisihlsmsnt dams IN moellsux voltaire
ss:; =: s::. e i:f s:: :: e, :
"Pssss, dit u bon D;eu, j. ny :uis pour psrsonnsw
-" B;sa, dit Pisus, j. vsi1s sa ssuilw
An hout d psu dipstents b cleche r,oemmsnse.
Nss sl.is, hsu'suss@sat, sssnsct double tour
4 tnvsn l. judas. -" Ssieneur, e'sss uns fsmmev
=" Uns femme! " suis touioursr
O. euvse. 6 dsv,nt D;su faissnt b r6vSrsnes,
Uns sa;nts passit Dune aust>ss pesstanes.
Uuns axtrS@s laidsus q d maintisn radi.
Ells n'.vat p. fait Dc sr.nds f.si: d toilette:
c'A' e ::saS' ..pis ssss:s ssssss ss:ss % sss''
Aux s.pos. dp T.ss-H.ut so!re s.ints sfneies;.
Vous avss doas quits vetss dtpaztemeati
Qui vous amSns idf"-"Js demauds justice H..
baienss msttss, 6sigasur; IN tsrms mon sappEcsv
-"4ais qusl ct done votse tourusuts"
"Lsssqus Pen Ia maetyrs ebtsna b eouseane,
voss daiseasss, sEn.s's, s'i. nia:tss.s S R.t''nn'
De- seses 9. Sioa, d nllss 81 nosssls. 49,,
Toes - jeun voas vsnss lsurs dtvotss pAalangss
Asssasit ps>s d 10 sutsls!
j ~ veie. sn ~, toutsa sss dsmo;selse..
BaAailDee = sherna.t tcstss saees st belle,
Iaat sussllss s'est 9ssI sse ep.seese ps;atsmps!
- csSs.s'ss js.sss sdss. - .si
A1s-a 49, r:ssss ) Z ss;s;ss. assS:
o. tsut shaaos sesdaia plas d'adosstion!
Eaatd 81 dfsost6l d esseges plns vestigol
L. hda1e dhise, atteinte d vestigs,
osahs essiaazs jssqaA nes nens
n fsut ~ vois a)uss, - dssesadanAss dive,
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sUu mari !il' dit b blonde doux sourirs t.!
sUn nafi!!!' dit h bruno On psoie con dSlirs t..
On mail toujouss IN mari!
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-11-26

Osss aloss que j. vsux rspsendrs ma houlstss
ySsss % I'll h;.r: Oh! qu'Arthur ct ehsrmant ...'
yc;Su'ea jour da eoatras lose9s pss.'s sS; IsssSps;
Pr = poets du sacssmsne!
r nd, i sssaa ssals ave- d visllss 6llss,
E jsssst IN q; hsrsd = I eur isur pssss psrdu!
Cazasteres aigris, bouohs don't b moreure
II earde hsursussment pour fairs - blsssurs
Qu'uns dent par individu!
Cs&ts collection, % mustun antique
~ rabaehe % grineant IN teernel cancque'.
= n puis plus tsnir % tists meter!
Il dlssiss.vous, 6sgnsur, me tsouvsr pen peudsnta
Je veux aussi NJ masiseS"
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Quequss nfss ehevsux argcutent ben M tsse
81 : tailis eoeor Ans st h jambs hen faits
voulss-voas b voir s"-"0rand mssoa J"
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phr;suss, h sants ahaedenns b place,
= pssoant sen bonnet b lanes d:ns rssraes.:
Al aiable, anreux bonnet Iva tomber au nasesd!
O., voltesant au s.S des vents st dee tempssss,
q bosnSfm q en- tornbant.. menace bien des tstes !.
Avis aux 6lles On rstard!